Ukraine pulls plug on Russian Starlink, beefs up drone defence
Summary
Ukraine is facing attacks on its energy systems by Russia as winter temperatures drop. Recent strikes have targeted power stations and other infrastructure, leading to power outages. Meanwhile, Ukraine is adapting its defenses against drones used in these assaults.Key Facts
- Ukraine is preparing for more attacks on its energy infrastructure as temperatures fall.
- Ukrainian Energy Minister Denys Shmyal warned of potential power blackouts.
- Russia has struck Ukrainian energy infrastructure 217 times this year.
- President Trump mentioned that Russian President Putin had agreed to temporarily halt strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
- Despite an agreement, Russia launched a major strike on Kyiv and Kharkiv with missiles and drones.
- Ukraine has developed new defenses against drones, including small air defense forces.
- Russia's new tactics involve extending the reach of drones and targeting logistics.
- Ukraine has disabled Russian Starlink terminals used in battlefield operations.
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